I can't wait to move in!

[IntrstlarOvrdrve]

Sorry, I was too excited about my new box to wait to unload it from the truck.

KRL-1022 I think is the model number, its pretty massive IMO. I am slowly moving up, I know a lot of you guys have a lot bigger boxes, but for me this is pretty big. I traded a guy I know an engine + some cash for it. I think I got a pretty good deal on it though.
Pic of my old box, I wish I could afford to keep it but I am a college student, and I only have room for one box at the shop I am in.

Sorry, had to show off some, and like I said I can't wait to move in. I am not sure what to do with all of my new space, I really don't have enough tools to fill it. I was going to buy the top box to go on my black box, but even with the top box it was overall still going to be less room than my new roll cab. I also figured for the same money I was going to be putting myself in this new box. I will hopefully be able to recoup some money I spent on the black box, I am putting a for sale add in the local paper, I have just noticed that locally boxes will sell for more than they will online. Anyways, thanks for looking

 

[bmwpower]

Looks sweet. You buy it new?

 

[Blacknwhitepit]

Nice garage and box.

You will have them filled in no time. That new box is awersome!

-bwp

 

[IntrstlarOvrdrve]

Nah, I wish. I traded a ford 302 engine and around $2000 cash for it, which I still think was a pretty good deal. The box is nearly new, I have all of the brochures etc that came with it new, and it really seems to have very little wear on it. The guy I bought it off of quit his job before he really ever got to abuse the box, so I guess I got lucky on it. It also came with the wooden top from snap on, which I understand was a couple of hundred alone.

I wish that he had quit his job about 9 months earlier, when I bought my black box. I paid around $2300 for it after taxes, now I am hoping to get about $1300 for it

 

[wilbilt]

The new one looks nice, I like the deep/wide top drawer. Sockets in there, and wrenches in the wide one below.

Saves wear and tear on the back from bending over.